London – inspiring young people.
Coach joined singer-songwriter Bree Runway and YouTube’s Chicken Shop connoisseur Amelia DiMoldenburg at Soapbox Islington in London this year as part of a partnership between the Coach Foundation, music school SoundSkool and charity UK Youth. We held our first Dream Day of the Year.
The event was part of Coach’s Dream It Real, which aims to provide scholarships and mentorship to 5,000 students from minority communities in North America, China, Japan and the UK by 2025.
The program began with Runway and Die Moldenberg spending time with the young people, followed by a Q&A session.
“I only partner with and work with brands that I truly believe in,” Dimoldenburg told WWD in an email.
“Even as an adult, I will always remember my Coach signature handbag. It felt like a timeless accessory. I also felt like the coach is not afraid to push boundaries, and I feel this reflects my approach to the work I do,” she added. rice field.
Amelia DieMoldenburg and Brie Runway attend the Coach Foundation x UK Youth Dream Day event Dream It Real at Soapbox Islington Youth Centre.
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Di Moldenberg held the first red carpet of the Globe Awards on Jan. 10. This made her want to spend more time in the United States. She does on her YouTube series “Chicken Shop Date,” which earned Rosalia, Jack Harlow, The 1975’s Matt Healy, and more.
“I was very excited about how we could do more and how we could develop new formats and ideas for that market. It’s great to see that the work I’ve done over the years to build my brand is now starting to translate internationally.”
She plans to “work behind the camera” and has several projects already underway that she’s working on behind the scenes.
“And of course I’m also continuing my quest for true love and have some really exciting chicken shop dates that I think people will really like. Romance never stops,” said Di Moldenberg. explained.
Coach has been involved in various Dream It Real initiatives since 2018, but brand CEO Todd Kahn told WWD in 2021 that this time it will be “deeper” and more “intense.” I’m here.